RAISED focuses on the moments in a child’s life where access, stability, and opportunity can shape long-term outcomes. We design and fund programs that support children and young people at critical stages of development, recognizing that talent and potential are widely distributed, while opportunity is not.

 

Our work follows a lifecycle approach. We support early childhood and family stability during the first five years of life, when foundational conditions matter most. We expand access to arts and music for children ages 6–13, creating structure, creativity, and skill-building during key developmental years. For young people ages 13–22, we provide guidance, mentorship, and educational or vocational support to help them navigate pathways toward independence and purpose. We also direct funding toward pediatric health and family support for children facing serious illness, recognizing that moments of crisis require focused care and community response.

 

Raised operates through partnerships with trusted institutions, schools, nonprofits, and healthcare organizations. Funding is deployed through structured programs and grants designed to produce lasting impact across education, stability, and well-being.